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In this paper the Hilbert transform is used as tool to assess the consistency of measured or numerically computed network transfer functions with respect the causality conditions. Different implementation of the Hilbert transform are shown, discussed and applied to scattering parameters datasets characterizing passive structures on printed circuit boards.